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I'm an Independent swing voter who always votes for the most moderate candidate NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #1
But you're the exception to the rule. Read the articles in my post. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #2
Kasich doesn't say crazy shit. Ace Rothstein Dec 2016 #3
Yep. The GOP has become so batshit crazy that some confuse Kasich with moderation. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #4
Like I said...people like myself typically vote for the MOST moderate candidate NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #8
And, like I said, that you consider Kasich to be a "moderate" is both sad and scary. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #9
Compared to Bernie he IS moderate NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #16
Economic justice already dominates the Democratic Party platform and message. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #20
If not for "school choice" my disabled child would not have gotten to go to school at all NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #21
"The left" doesn't object to online schooling or alternative public schools. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #23
Online schools, magnet schools and charter schools are all part of school choice NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #34
Magnet schools are totally public schools LeftInTX Dec 2016 #28
They are part of School Choice in Florida NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #37
IF 43% of Americans are independents, and 6-9% are voting against their party leaning more than... aikoaiko Dec 2016 #5
Most are more partisan than party-affiliated voters were in the 1970s. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #6
I don't understand the significance of the comparison to the 1970s. aikoaiko Dec 2016 #7
I guess I don't understand your first point. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #14
The reason I'm an Independent is because things about BOTH parties irk me NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #12
Again, read the articles I posted. The vast majority of "independents" are strongly partisan. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #13
There is a difference between being A moderate and being MORE moderate than someone else NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #17
I get you on the marijuana issue. I personally won't vote for anyone who's not pro-Prohibition Crunchy Frog Dec 2016 #15
Would not break my heart if it were illegal NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #18
We tried that little experiment. Crunchy Frog Dec 2016 #19
I know it was tongue in cheek NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #22
I made no assumptions about you and alcohol at all. Crunchy Frog Dec 2016 #24
Alcohol is already legal, marijuana is not, nor should it be NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #35
Like I said. Prohibition does nothing to stop people from actually using. Crunchy Frog Dec 2016 #38
The more people push for legalized recreational use the more I regret voting for medical use NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #39
i seriously question the authenticity of your post. Marijauna is neither physically or Exilednight Dec 2016 #33
Yes it is... NoGoodNamesLeft Dec 2016 #36
Probably an affect of my local demographic... Wounded Bear Dec 2016 #10
There are more "independent" Republicans than there are "independent" Democrats. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #11
I do not think much of BlueMTexpat Dec 2016 #25
They aren't wishy-washy, though, and that's the point. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #26
It's true that most of them have already BlueMTexpat Dec 2016 #27
You seem to be talking about supposed undecided voters now. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #30
I would think all americans would be independent voters. AllenJordan Dec 2016 #29
That's the myth of who "independents" are. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #31
K & R SunSeeker Dec 2016 #32
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